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Front parking lights replacement?

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Old Apr 28th, 2012, 16:27   #1
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Default Front parking lights replacement?

Anyone tell or show me how to replace the two orange lights at the side of the headlights" parking lights"? I think they are called this, anyway I am a bit concerned as I have the high voltage headlights fitted and there are stickers everywhere saying" danger high voltage!!"
I would appreciate your help as I don't want a new hair style at the moment
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Sorry forgot to add , I have a 2003 v70 p2
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Old Apr 28th, 2012, 17:35   #2
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I don't know for sure but suspect it's a bumper off job. If they're not already LEDs I'd think about replacing them with some.
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Old Apr 28th, 2012, 22:10   #3
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Hi, i did mine. its a bit fiddley though!! i lost a few layers of skin. the bumper does not need to come off. directly behind the amber lens there is a hole. in the hole is a flat white plastic 'blade'. twist it anti clock wise i think to undo it and pull out to access the little 501 bulb. on the drivers side you need to take off the filler for the washer bottle. the reason why you see so many volvos with the off......well...........lets see how you get on!!! have some plasters in the first aid box if i were you
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Thanks for that . I'll have a look tomorrow
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Old Apr 29th, 2012, 21:35   #5
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I replaced my indicator bulbs today as I had an advisory on my MOT as they were loosing their orange!! What a fiddly job - Tip, where some latex gloves and a rag otherwise you'll rip your hands to bit! Really fiddly but now they have been replaced they should be good for years
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my 2005 v70 has them fitted they all worked then the two front ones and the o/s rear stopped working at the same time i looked at taking the front ones out after seeing where they are i will wait until the remaining rear goes out and leave them out
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